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This is my biggest fear when using anything Google-related.
They are notoriously difficult to get in touch with, and as such I probably wouldn't even considering signing up for this service.
Getting access to a real person when there is a problem with one of my domains is very valuable to me.
When I "locked" the wooden door with a piece of metal that has been photographed by probably countless cameras... I just had to laugh at myself and wonder why I bad been programmed to do this seemingly pointless action my entire life.
"The researchers also plan to develop a water splitter than runs on electricity produced by solar energy."
Unfortunately that approach would be less efficient that simply transferring the electrical energy to an electric motor.
Light > Electricity > Hydrogen > Electricity > Electric Motor
is longer than
Light > Electricity > Electric Motor
But your "votes" section that I browsed seems to be listed rather oddly.
Items seem to be listed randomly.
They don't seem to be listed by title, date, number of votes, overall score, or anything really.
It would be nice too if you allowed the user to rank each list by whichever column they felt was most important to them.
Did they just re-label the same data here or is this another separate program?
I highly doubt that the google maps error caused or even contributed to the downfall of their apparently well established business.
I'm not touching TOR until I figure out how they managed to capture Ross Ulbricht.
I highly doubt that he had his TOR misconfigured.
A friend of mine once told me as I was feigning sleep one evening as usual to: "just breathe like you are already asleep"
And 5 minutes later I was out like a light.
This is exactly what I meant.
There are at least 2, sometimes 3 suggestive links enticing you to view the next section of the single homepage.
I must say, good show OCB.
They could certainly stand to lose the flash requirement but other than that it's a pretty great brand oriented website.
The "investigator" of the free willy report got it wrong.
Those bots were just the dark pool bots that larger players paid Mt Gox to buy large amounts of Bitcoin on a drip feed system over time so as not to spook the markets.
Completing a list of criteria and scoring well on standardized tests is pretty much all that qualifies somebody for a "degree" from any one of our current post secondary insitutions.
When you wrote "fake Bachelor's degree from some fake accreditation system" I assumed you were talking about the Universities and Colleges of the world.
His premise was that if a miner ever grew so large as to be capable of performing a 51% attack, that they would have so much wealth invested in the Bitcoin network that they would never dare try anything.
The Bitcoin network is GHash's golden egg laying goose.
The Bitcoin network is entirely safe in GHash's hands imho.
The only real worry comes in when the 51% miner is a bad actor.
>at 35% hashpower and 3 confirmations, this means that GHash can currently steal altcoins from an altcoin exchange with 15.6% success probability – once in every six tries.
Yes, but come on. They never would. Would Bill Gates jump into an active volcano to pick up a penny? Even if he had a 15.6% of picking up that penny without dying a fiery death?
>So what if, for the sake of example, GHash gets over 51% again and starts launching 51% attacks (or, perhaps, even starts launching attacks against altcoin exchanges at 40%)? What happens then?
I'll bite. The ~75% of GHash's mining power that is being pointed at GHash by regular Bitcoin ASIC miners who are enjoying their 0% fees and merged mining drops off overnight. Their domain names are DDOSd at a record breaking level for weeks on end, and every other pool adopts a modified bitcoind that hard-forks (erases) any damange GHash might have caused.
GHash is left with a few thousand nearly worthless Bitcoin (because the USD/BTC value would tank on their 51% attack news) and they are also left without the possibility to basically print themselves free money until the end of time.
It was a horrible deal, and every single one I knew of is now closed for business.
For myself, it's more the fact that newaccountfool felt the need to ask permission to ask a question.
I love asking questions. And I love answering them whenever possible. I suppose that I wish we all held fewer secrets or assumed secrets.
Does your hard drive provide pointless-something-random functionality that RSA/NSA thought up? No? Well it's not allowed to be sold legally inside the United States, then. Please return with a properly functioning product.
It just seems so ancient. I have no problem telling anybody my average income and exactly what it is I do.
It's not like the servant is asking the king how much he makes anymore. We're all pretty much the same monetarily these days.
He starts out the article rather casually: "You might be interested in some of the things I've discovered.".
If you don't generally care what he has to say, why did you bother to read it? He was only commenting on an interesting aspect of our industry.
You don't see too many car companies pivoting to motorcycles, for example. Learning about "the pivot" is interesting reading to a lot of people, just maybe not for you and I.
Every single time my laptop boots up, it randomizes it's MAC address.
That's something you can learn by being involved in the north american corporate workforce.
When I took my very first job at mcdonalds I was told "If you've got time to lean, you've got time to clean."
That work ethic is very prominent in american culture.
If you're not working, you're not achieving your full potential. And that needs to stop.
Sketch out a new idea perhaps? Daydream? Read the paper? Or your favorite blog? It's not "wasted time".
All I am saying is it's not the end of the world that somebody is "late". And that having free time isn't a burden if you know what to do with it.
I just got that sentence on asking if it were grammatical or not. I believe that is referred to as yoda grammar?
>Our top three guesses for your English dialect: >1. Canadian >2. American (Standard) >3. US Black Vernacular / Ebonics
Number 1 is correct. However I would admit to speaking american, and I did listen to a lot of rap growing up, so ebonics might be reasonable? But I am a white kid from the rich suburbs, so it's a bit odd but possible I suppose.
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